Sentence examples for comfortable using a word from inspiring English sources

Men can get away with not wearing a tie if they work for an online 'zine or some dot-com start-up or even if they're the start-up orson who's comfortablevenifg a word like "'zine".

ERIK SANKO burst onto the theatrical scene only a year ago with the beguilingly macabre marionette show "The Fortune Teller". And despite commissions from the Kronos Quartet and director Ping Chong, the 43-year-old musician/puppet maker still doesn't seem comfortable using a word like "showstopper," let alone calling himself a director.

Using a word incorrectly spreads misunderstanding.

Everybody uses the word 'breakfast', but not everyone feels comfortable using the word 'fuck' so there's an extra power behind it".

They talk about forgiveness from multiple positions and in diverse ways; some are not even comfortable using the word forgiveness though all have dedicated their lives to drawing a line under the dogma of vengeance.

For the first time, the game's decision makers were comfortable using the word playoff as three days of meetings about the sport's postseason concluded in South Florida.

They're also more comfortable using the word "fashion" — straight white men prefer the more masculine "style" — and are more willing to refer to themselves as "metrosexual".

Only in recent months, however, has Anderson been comfortable using the word 'abuse' to describe what happened to him.

He also seemed very comfortable using the word "Holohoax" to refer to the Holocaust in my presence.

I remember what it was like in the late 1960s, when women didn't feel comfortable using the word "breast" to talk about their illness.

I've never been comfortable using the word work to describe the process by which children make sense of ideas -- which is to say, adopting a metaphor derived from what adults do in factories and offices to earn money.[8] To express this concern, however, isn't tantamount to saying that students should spend all day in school playing.